A dataset containing 215207 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query: { "and" : [ "BasisOfRecord is Specimen", "Country is United States of America", "DatasetKey is one of (SJSU - Carl W. Sharsmith Herbarium, San Jose State University, Natural History Museum (London) Collection Speci

Uplands are land areas lying above the elevation where flooding generally occurs—areas found beyond riparian zones. Uplands represent the vast majority of land area in the Northern Colorado Plateau Network (NCPN), and include rock outcrops, badlands, shrublands, grasslands, woodlands, and forests. U

Understanding the suitable habitat of endangered species is crucial for agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management to plan management and conservation. However, few species distribution models are directly validated, potentially limiting their application. In preparation for a Species Status Ass

Carol S. Howe. USDA Forest Service. March 2002.

The records in this bibliography may cover several subject areas and are listed alphabetically by author.

Competition for carcass resources can be fierce with a broad range of taxa vying for control of the nutrient rich resource. Arthropod competition for carcasses is well studied. Flies, beetles, and ants are common carcass utilizers. The burying beetle (Nicrophorus spp). is an obligate carrion breeder

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Jim Ramakka. San Juan Citizens Alliance.?

As public-land users and individuals interested in the Management of National Forest lands, it is hoped that this information will help in- form and stimulate discussion concerning Multivle Use Management direction involving undeveloped areas. The Chief of the Forest Service has directed that all un

Montrose County Justice Center, Colorado.

Carol DeAngelis.

USDA Forest Service.

Peter Roper. The Pueblo Chieftain.

B9na~~.a clea;nup, '· . Background 1• • • 12 adit and reconstruct the ponal · The lates t,. of several area,andconductgeologicreconnais- CERCLA removal actions within the sance back to a possible plug loca· , BonanzaMiningAreaCERCLASilo .'tion approximately 3500' into the •wai initiated by priv~e pa

Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Sierra Club. BLM.

length, the beaver prowled with masto- dons. mammoths, and saber-toothed tigers. But those species disappeared with the retreat of the continental gla- cers. The beaver did not. It adapted-— ame smaller—and endured. Had the beaver not endured. Amer- ican history would have been written differently.

Greg L. Munther. USDA Forest Service.

Bureau of Land Management

Pitkin County Commissioners. USDA Forest Service.

Dr. Roy Roath. Rangeland Ecosystem Science Department Colorado State University.